Is this light turned off by a clicky tail cap at the end of the light?
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Yes, the on/off switch is in the tail cap. I find mine to be difficult pushing the switch in far enough with a finger to click the switch, but the switch is much easier to operate by poking it with a knuckle!
104
yes, the light turns on/off at the back end (tail cap) with a flexible click. I hold the barrel in my fist and use my thumb to push the flexible click button.
1544791
The end cap (opposite end from light bulb) should twist off. I had one that required the use of a pliers and clamp to get off.
700839
On the tailcap. It's a simple on-off toggle. The low/medium/high/strobe output is adjusted by rotating the lens bezel.
700838
On the tail side. Its a toggle button. Light settings can be switched by twisting front bezel where bulb is.
948518
99% it's the lamp door. If it isn't shut properly, it turns off. Happened to me after a move once. Just open and choose the door on it.
1743232
Remote pressure switch is cheap & useless tail cap switch works good fo all light modes. LL
580584
The light stays on all night. It's just very dim. Then when it senses motion it brightens. I don't know if its possible to turn it completely off.
165747
Mine makes a medium loud click when the lights turn on or off, caused by the physical relays in these unit...that is normal. Other than that, mine is silent. I think any other noise would not be normal.
345729
No, the light is powered by the water. There is actually a slight hum when the water is on due to this.
1806254
I have had two of these and did not have that issue. Actually was pretty impressed with the video You may want to verify that the lights are not causing it. I think you can shut them off.
2266550
There is a black switch in the inside top part of the lamp and is very close to where the LEDS are, hope that helped!
1464701
There is a rubber on/off switch on the head of the lamp. It is very well constructed and operates quietly.
1884280
The light feature is always on when it's running. Once it empties out and shuts off, the light will go out.
1530924
Oh, yes! There's a tiny switch close to the base of the light (looks clear) which you can click on, then off. You need to use your fingernail.
1146387
No the only switch on it is for brightness.If it stays on all the time it sounds like a problem with the electic eye.Unless it's in the dark all the time.
1146388
The light shuts off by itself and comes on by itself when there is movement. There is a high and low intensity switch. Hope it helps.
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First, this light is not designed to strobe. It is only on or off mode. If it is in a strobe mode then you might have internal contacts that are not seating correctly or some other physical issue with this light. I do know that some of these have tail cap click issues where they have to be screwed in really tight or the clicker will not turn on the light. Of course you can always remove the battery too. I have three of these and so far all three have functioned fine. I have bought 2 others as gifts and one had an issue of the clicker not turning on the light. Making sure it was as tight as possible stopped that issue. And, you could return it to have it replaced to. Good luck! First, this light is not designed to strobe. It is only on or off mode. If it is in a strobe mode then you might have internal contacts that are not seating correctly or some other physical issue with this light. I do know that some of these have tail cap click issues where they have to be screwed in really tight or the clicker will not turn on the light. Of course you can always remove the battery too. I have three of these and so far all three have functioned fine. I have bought 2 others as gifts and one had an issue of the clicker not turning on the light. Making sure it was as tight as... » Read More First, this light is not designed to strobe. It is only on or off mode. If it is in a strobe mode then you might have internal contacts that are not seating correctly or some other physical issue with this light. I do know that some of these have tail cap click issues where they have to be screwed in really tight or the clicker will not turn on the light. Of course you can always remove the battery too. I have three of these and so far all three have functioned fine. I have bought 2 others as gifts and one had an issue of the clicker not turning on the light. Making sure it was as tight as possible stopped that issue. And, you could return it to have it replaced to. Good luck! « Show Less